Getting to Mannum Waters

Getting here from Adelaide

Adelaide (south side): Take the M1 (South Eastern Freeway) and turn off at the Monarto Zoo Exit. Head north, past the Woolworths distribution centre. Continue north, cross over the first intersection (Old Princess Hwy – Zoo on your right) continue to the 5 way intersection (pipeline on your right), take the slight right exit from the 5 way intersection. Head along Pallamana Road for 8 kms, turn right Reedy Creek Road and then quick left and follow the signs to Mannum.

Adelaide (south side – Scenic route): Take the M1 (South Eastern Freeway) and turn off at the Monarto Zoo Exit. Head north, past the Woolworths distribution centre. Continue north, cross over the first intersection (Old Princess Hwy) and continue to the 5-way intersection (pipeline on your right), following the slight bend right. Head along Pallamana Road for 8 kms, turn right Reedy Creek Road and then quick left and follow the signs to Mannum via Belvedere Rd.

Adelaide (north side): Take North East Rd and continue via Modbury, Inglewood and Birdwood. Approximately 4 km after Birdwood, turn right into Randell Rd. Continue through Tungkillo and Palmer until you reach Mannum. Look out for the signs to Mannum Waters.

Getting here from Bordertown

Continue on the A1 (Princes Highway) towards Adelaide via Keith and Tailem Bend. Cross the Murray River over the Swanport Bridge and take the Murray Bridge-Wellington exit. Turn right into Swanport Rd and continue through Murray Bridge. Drive straight on via Mannum Rd for approximately 25km. Turn right into Belvedere Rd and continue until you reach Mannum Waters.

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The conservation of the ecosystem

With such an incredible setting, of utmost importance is the conservation of the ecosystem, allowing animal and bird life to thrive and ensuring the spectacular environment is preserved for all of those calling this home. Native revegetation is ongoing with approximately 70 hectares proposed to be dedicated to wetland and reserve conservation areas. Already a haven for a wide variety of water birds and wildlife, this extensive network of carefully planned waterways and scrubland, separated from residential areas by flood barriers, is set to provide a sanctuary for generations to come. Interconnecting walking and cycling trails with controlled access are being developed to allow residents to explore this wonderful environment.